Booster Night Observed by Hickory Tree Grange
Hickory Tree Grange held a booster night at Grange Hall with a busin ess meeting and two initiates. Pomona Grange plans dinner for November 6 here, while the group showcased music by the Clipper orchestra and local entertainers. The next meeting is October 13 featuring an annual inspection, and fruits and vegetables from Community Night will be donated to the local hospital.
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Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Pomona Grange
William Edwards
Clipper
Ocal
Ralph Hecocknd
Wanda
Reading
Mery Walther
Ted Alexander
Ken
Neth Alexander
Richard Hecock
Marian Kanttle
Ralph Hecock
C. A. Alexander
Legion Auxiliary meets at Town Hall for fall conference notice
The legion auxiliary held its meeting at the club rooms Town Hall Tuesday with 19 members present. Business proceeded as usual and a fall conference was announced to be held in Ashland on November 4. Mies Eduard Moebius was elected.
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Legion Auxiliary
Town Hall
Ashland
Mies Eduard Moebius
Local club elects officers and plans October meeting
The group chose officers for the coming year and arranged a hospital visit in October. A social hour featured card games with bridge honors to Mrs. Lee Womack and Mrs. Fred Krieg. Refreshments were served by the lunch committee, and the newly elected officers will preside at the October 13 meeting.
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Lee Womack
Fred Krieg
C. Co. Kern
Alvin Brown
Edna Minor
Birthday party for Women’s Union at St Peters church
The Women’s Union of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church will host a semi annual birthday party in the church parlors on Thursday with noon dinner for members born in the first six months. The regular meeting follows in the afternoon.
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Women’s Union of
St. Peter’s
J. H Ludwig
Lincoln Street
Mid week church studies and council meetings listed
The First Evangelical church holds a mid week Bible study and prayer at 7 45 p m. The St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed church council meets in church parlors for September. The Foursquare church hosts a praise and prayer service at Pythian Hall at 730 p m. St Paul s Lutheran council to meet at the church for its regular session.
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First Evangelical Church
Church Council of St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Pythian Hall
Council of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Local society notes and wedding at Wakeman church
Miss Wanda Berk and Charles Kappler wed at Wakeman Congregational Church with Rev. F. E. Eastman officiating. The Berk and Kappler families were then called to Toledo due to Charles Kappler’s ruptured ulcer. Ongoing community activities include Bible study at Foursquare church, prize drawings at St. Ann’s society, hospital admissions, and club meetings across Elyria and nearby streets.
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Wanda Berk
J. Berk
Prospect Street
Charles Kappler
J. Wilhelm
Elyria Road
Wakeman Congregational Church
F. E. Eastman
N. E. Berk
G. V. Parker
Toledo
Charles Kappley
Michigan
South Amherst Council Meeting Faces Village Road Repairs
South Amherst held a regular village council session at the town hall as roads were discussed for repair. Favorable reports were given on weekday matters. Mrs. R. Johnson and Mrs. R. Waltz to entertain Ladies' Dime Society members and friends at the Congregational church parlors Thursday evening after.
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South Amherst
R. Johnson
R. Waltz
The
Ladies’ Dime Society
Congregational Church
Lunch Served for Ten at Elyria Member’s Visit
The hostess served lunch to 10 members including out-of-town guest Mrs. Henry Plato of Elyria, during a gathering.
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Henry Plato
Elyria
Choir Rehearsal Set at Methodist Church Thursday
All choir members should meet at the Methodist church Thursday evening at 6 30 for a first practice after the summer recess.
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Methodist Church
American Legion Post 19 Meeting Friday Evening
Regular South Amherst American Legion Post No 19% gathers at club rooms Friday evening with members urged to attend.
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South Amherst American Legion
E.enine
First eard party at Narapty Church parlors Friday
The first in a series of card parties will be held at the Narap ty Church parlors Friday evening. Several different games of cards will be featured.
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Narapty
Party to Begin at 7 30 O'clock
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs David Barnhart and their son Nelson at the Brill home in Brownhelm. The Naity Parish Women’s Circle will meet at noon with Mrs John Browoski and Mrs Ben Ashyk hosting. a good attendance is desired.
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David Barnhart
Son
Nelson
Mrs
Nelson Brill
Brownhelm
Natiity Parish
John Browoski
Ben Ashyk
Bombs Used To Scare Birds In California Rice Fields
In Gridley California farmers and the federal game commission report use bombs similar to fireworks devices to frighten ducks and blackbirds from rice fields. The blasts are intended as a nuisance control method in wildlife management.
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Gridley
Cal
Federal Game Commission
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Casi— Central Book Store
Legion
Lee Ee
Ethel
Ben Wgar
Eureka Royal Apex Electrolux
Phon
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Park Place
United
Elyria, Ohio
Wakeman
Ladies’ Prayer Meeting
Foursquare Church
J. Muth
Forest Street
James Urban
J. Strohmeier
St. Joseph’s School Hall
Circle One
St. Ann’s Society
Virginia Wesbecher
Circle Three
Harold Brown
Hospital News
Merlin Mongen
William Bruce
Alex Puskey
Taylor Street
Rose Pinto
Bracebridge
Canada
Grugel
Washington Street
L. F. Kreeger
Amherst Democratic Women’s Club
E. Moebius
West Street
AuCourant Club
John Hamann
Park Avenue
Mathew Lawles
Church Street
England
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Savings Deposit T Bank & Trust
Member
Federal Reserve System
Legion Meeting
Women's Circle
Shanghai
Ministry of Education
Studente
Murbach Coal
Fox
Kolinsky
Skunk
C.h.merthew Co
Ee Elyria
C.h.merther Co
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